Select rows/column in bulk in table for "copy select" function in table

[Anonymous]

My employer has disabled the export data function in our Power Bi reports.  I use the "copy select" function in tables and then paste into Excel.  I click and hold control while I slowly select each row, then "copy select." This is tedious with 100-300 rows in each table.  Then I paste into Excel.  

Is there any way to select the rows in bulk more quickly, like a control+shift+ up/down shortcut?

I need to be able to manipulate the data in Excel, so a screenshot isn't helpful.  My employer will not enable the export data function.  Maybe there is better workaround?

[Sk_PowerBi]

Use Power Automate to export rows from Power BI dataset to Excel 

[HolmesMex]

To select the whole table I right click on the firts column name and then do the copy->selection and I can paste the full table in Excel

[v-xuding-msft]

Hi @Anonymous ,

If you still can export report as PDF, you could have a try and import the PDF file into Power BI Desktop. In this way, you could get

the data and then export it from a visualization.

If it can't work, maybe you only can select values one by one using "Ctrl + up/down + enter" or "Ctrl + Click".

[Anonymous]

Hi, thank you for your suggestion, but I don't have Power Bi Desktop.  I just receive reports online.  I am unable to export anything, and my employer will not enable that function.

[Anonymous]

Hi @Anonymous 

Can you filter the table to show only the rows of interest, then copy-select all at once?

Can you ask report creator to create different versions of the table to only include the cells of interest -- maybe use a bookmark?

HTH

Michele

[GilbertQ]

Hi there

What if you had to create a table of what you needed in your report?

Once the table is created with what you need you could then use the "Copy Select"?

[Anonymous]

Yes, thank you, this is what I am doing.  My tables are filtered and quite large, unfortunately.  I'm trying to make the copy select faster-- It take at least a second for each row to be selected while I hold down control, and if I mess up and let go of control by mistake, then I have to start over until all are selected again.  Just seems clunky.   

[Anonymous]

Thank you, yes this is what I am doing.  The copy select requires me to hold control and individually click each row until it responds and all are selected.  Seems much slower than an excel sheet where I could hit control +shift.    Thanks for your suggestion.